AI-native companies and incumbents are diverging so fast that vendors no longer get them
matt_slotnick · x · 2026-10-20
The author observes that the gap in day-to-day operations between AI-native and established companies is widening at a remarkable rate, arguing we've passed the point where incumbents have much to sell AI natives, since they simply don't understand how they operate anymore.
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